Boston Thomsonian Manual and Lady's Companion
1840; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
J. S. Olcott, W. Beach, J. Smith, Samuel Thomson,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Manual, Boston Thomsonian Manual and Lady's Companion. Essay: A Keen Retort, Cunning of an M. D., A Famous Schoolmaster and Boxer, Was Obligated by His Intended Wife's Father, to Renounce the Art, or His Future Spouse, Why Is It That Little or No Notice Is Taken of It, Even If a Calomel Doctor Loses Nine Patients out of Ten; Whereas, If a Thomsonian Physician Cures Nine out of Every Ten and Loses the Tenth, There Is a Dreadful Hubbub and Hue and Cry Made about It?, Present State of Regular Medical Science, We Have Received the First Number of the "Botanic Medical Reformer and Home Physician," Published at Philadelphia, by H. Hollembaek & Co., Edited by Thomas Cooke, Miss Sedgwick on Health, A Sanguine Frenchman Had so High an Opinion of the Pleasures to Be Enjoyed in the Heraldry, That He Used to Lament the Hard Case of Our Fore-Father Adam, Who Could Not Possibly Amuse Himself by Investigating the Science of Genealogy, Anatomical Structure of the Lungs, In Boyhood I Became Acquainted with One in Whose Company I Took Great Delight, Will You Pay?, Origin of the Turf Bogs in Ireland, Henry the Fourth Being Told by His Gardener That There Were Several Spots at Fontainbleau, Where Nothing Would Grow, Requested Him to Plant a Bed of Attornies, for They Would Flourish Any Where, Medical Anecdote, It May with Truth Be Asserted That the Greater Part of Mankind Eat More than Is Necessary; and, by Being Crammed and Over-Fed in Infancy We Are Deprived of That Natural Sensation Which Ought to Tell Us When We Have Enough, "Blood for Blood!" as the Doctor Said Ven He Took Fifty Ounces from the Arm of His Patient, to Stop Hemorrhage of the Lungs, Treatment, Thomsonism Versus Collegism, Imaginary Disease, Family Physician, Case in Point, We Want No Better Proof of a Man's Enmity to Us than to Have Him Intrude upon Us Letters Which Can Be of No Service or Gratification to Us, and Leave the Postage Unpaid, "Thirty-Two Physicians of St. Clairsville, Louisiana, and Vicinity, Have Threatened to Refuse Medical Attendence to Any One Who Shall Support the Bill before the Legislature of That State Making Disinterment of Dead Bodies, for Dissection, a State Prison Offence", Human Life, Multiple Essay Items, Dialogue, "A Child Two Years Old Died Lately in New York, and the Coroner's Verdict Was,'That the Deceased Catharine Sullivan, Has Died in Consequence of Having Opium Administered to Her by Her Mother, in Consequence of the Gross Negligence of the Apothecary of the Eye Infirmary, in Not Labelling the Papers Which Contained the Medicine'", A Person Accustomed to Undress in a Room without Fire, and to Seek Repose in a Cold Bed, Will Not Experience the Least Inconvenience, Even in the Severest Weather. Letter to the editor: Chronic Rheumatism, Caution, Correspondence of the Manual Hints Relative to Medicine. Poem, verse: The Following Poem Was Written Several Years Ago, by Dr. Thomson. We Publish It at This Time as an Off-Set to a Satirical Poem That Recently Appeared in the N. Y. Herald Receipt to Cure a Crazy Man. Display ads: Agents for Selling the Pure Thomsonian Medicines. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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